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Hi there, |
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first of all: thank you, I have been looking for something like gentoo linux |
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for some time, I like it. |
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then: some sugestions on emerge: |
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* make a --fake option only adding the package to the database, without |
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doing anything else! Helps with mozilla etc, so I can install mozilla 0.9.9 |
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without an ebuid. Of course make sure you point out it is for experts only! |
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* make a --binairy option so that if available it will get the binairies |
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instead of building a source package, which sometimes is just too much for |
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what it is worth: like mozilla, gnome, xfree, evolution etc. But I want the |
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latest, so --usepkg won't do. |
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then: a nasty bug which for which I cannot give you exact listings, since it |
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happend during bootstrapping. Somehow a package started complaining that gcc |
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could not build binairies. (about 30min in the process, sorry, that's all I |
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can say) I tried the latest iso: 1.0r6-17. That was a shame, I had to do a |
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binairy install. Which brings me to my last point: |
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How can I (savely) update my basic packages like gcc glibc etc? Can I just |
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do an emerge and it will be allright? Perhaps it would be nice if there was |
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a manual about installing the binairy release and later (in the background, |
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or when time is available) recompile those binairies. |
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greetz Onne (netherlands) |
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PS: Sorry, I won't do a bug report, don't really know how and have to make |
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an account. |